Love Notes From Vinegar House by Karen Tayleur

For most that haven’t, I’ve linked to alternative reviews. Where a book has been reviewed on Aussiereviews, I’ve linked to it. So, if you’re interested, here is the final list. It’s a great way of recording for myself what I’ve read. I’ve enjoyed it so much that I will keep a similar tally in 2013, but without setting a target total. I’m a little sad that I didn’t get the 366, but am really glad that I set myself the challenge and that I recorded my reading for the year. Love Notes from Vinegar House : Karen Tayleur : 9781742032191 We use cookies to give you the best possible experience.

From the sad, to the serious to the whimsical and joyous. Love Notes from Vinegar House by Karen Tayleur, 9781742032191, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. From picture books to lengthy nonfiction. But I did reach a final total that I am pretty proud of.Īnd what wonderfully varied books they were. For more entertaining YA, read Karen's other books: Six, Hostage and Chasing Boys. This funny coming-of-age ghost story is about family, bullying and young love think Rebecca meets Gossip Girl. But I kept reading.ĭid I each my goal? Nope. Love Notes From Vinegar House is a thrilling young adult fiction novel by Australian author Karen Tayleur. Ten Questions for Karen on writing and Love Notes from Vinegar House. Karen Tayleur, LOVE NOTES FROM VINEGAR HOUSE. Interview with author Karen Tayleur on Love Notes from Vinegar House. My year has been – well, I won’t go into the year that was, but suffice to say it has been busy. Just once, I would like there to be something special about being the kid stuck in the middle. Back on January 1 I also had no idea of just how busy the year that would follow would be. Back on January1 I set myself a challenge: to see if it was possible to read 366 books in 366 Days – ie a book a day.Īt the time I knew it was a big task but I believed it was doable, even though I also knew there was a good chance I wouldn’t get there – ie it was possible even if maybe not probable. It also means that it’s the last day of my year-long challenge.

It’s the last day of 2012 which means the last day of the wonderful National Year of Reading.

Love Notes From Vinegar House by Karen Tayleur